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4 <br /> 1 2. The OUT Board does not have alternate members. <br /> 2 <br /> 3 3. Members shall represent demographic, geographic, cultural and <br /> 4 professional characteristics, as follows: <br /> 5 a. Seven members, one from each township in Orange County. <br /> 6 b. Six at-large members, with expertise or specific interests in the following areas: <br /> 7 (The six bullets are fine as written.) <br /> 8 <br /> 9 A motion was made by Commissioner Gordon, seconded by Commissioner McKee to <br /> 10 approve the resolution, with the editorial changes, approving the board-specific policies for the <br /> 11 advisory boards referenced and approving two amendments to the Orange County Board of <br /> 12 County Commissioners' Advisory Board Policy and authorize the Chair to sign the attached <br /> 13 resolution. <br /> 14 VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> 15 <br /> 16 L Report on Library Interoperability <br /> 17 The Board considered the Library Interoperability Report from the Town and County <br /> 18 Managers and Library Staff for Orange County and the Town of Chapel Hill, and authorizing <br /> 19 staff to proceed with implementation of the first four (4) short term objectives. <br /> 20 Commissioner Jacobs said that he asked to have this pulled in order for the public to <br /> 21 hear a presentation about the steps the County is taking to work on interoperability of Library <br /> 22 Services. He asked Library Services Director Lucinda Munger to give a brief report. <br /> 23 Library Services Director Lucinda Munger said that this past fall the staff of the Chapel <br /> 24 Hill Public Library and the Orange County Public Library held several meetings to go over the <br /> 25 issue of interoperability. This was part of a signed interlocal agreement between both parties. <br /> 26 The discussions were very cooperative. The report is the outcome of those sessions. The goal <br /> 27 is to improve access for all Orange County residents and to continue to provide high quality <br /> 28 library services throughout the County. These are the two primary goals. These were divided <br /> 29 into short-term objectives. She thanked the Chapel Hill Library staff who worked on this very <br /> 30 cooperatively. <br /> 31 Commissioner Jacobs asked about the contribution to the Chapel Hill Library system <br /> 32 and Lucinda Munger said that it would be $460,000 for the next fiscal year, which is a 3% <br /> 33 increase over the current year. <br /> 34 A motion was made by Commissioner Jacobs, seconded Commissioner Hemminger to <br /> 35 approve the Library Interoperability Report from the Town and County Managers and Library <br /> 36 Staff for Orange County and the Town of Chapel Hill, and authorize staff to proceed with <br /> 37 implementation of the first four (4) short term objectives. <br /> 38 VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> 39 <br /> 40 a. Minutes <br /> 41 The Board approved the minutes from September 6 and 13, 2012 as submitted by the <br /> 42 Clerk to the Board. <br /> 43 b. Motor Vehicle Property Tax Release/Refunds <br /> 44 The Board adopted a release/refund resolution, which is incorporated by reference, related <br /> 45 to 53 requests for motor vehicle property tax releases or refunds in accordance with <br /> 46 NCGS. <br /> 47 c. Property Tax Releases <br /> 48 The Board adopted a resolution, which is incorporated by reference, to release property <br /> 49 values for seventy-three (73) taxpayer requests that will result in a reduction of revenue in <br /> 50 accordance with North Carolina General Statute 105-381 . <br />